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Arduino & Development Boards
Arduino Uno, ESP32, NodeMCU, board setup, programming basics and practical examples.
Write for Vayuyaan
Write for Us: Electronics & Robotics
Vayuyaan welcomes original, technically accurate articles that help readers learn electronics and complete real projects. Contribute practical tutorials on Arduino, ESP32, sensors, IoT, embedded systems and robotics for makers, students and engineers.
Want to contribute to the Vayuyaan website?
For our official editorial requirements, submission process and link policy, read the write for us guest post. We welcome useful, original pitches on electronics, Arduino, IoT, development boards and robotics. If you are searching for an IoT write for us opportunity or want to submit a technology guest post, make sure your idea fits our technical audience and adds practical value.
Topics we cover
Knowledge that helps people build.
We prioritise useful, specific topics that answer real questions. Strong submissions explain not only what to do, but why it works and how readers can check their results.
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Sensors & Modules
Working principles, wiring, calibration, code examples and real-world sensor applications.
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Robotics & DIY Projects
Build guides, component lists, circuit explanations, testing steps and troubleshooting.
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IoT & Automation
Connected devices, monitoring, home automation and beginner-friendly IoT systems.
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Electronics Fundamentals
Useful explanations of circuits, components, measurement, power and safe prototyping.
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Tools & Troubleshooting
Test equipment, development software, common mistakes and practical debugging methods.
Contributor guidelines
Make every article genuinely useful.
Our readers come to learn, solve a problem or complete a project. Write for that purpose first.
- Submit original work written for Vayuyaan. Do not republish an existing article or lightly rewrite another publisher’s content.
- Explain the steps in a clear order and define technical terms when needed.
- For project tutorials, include a parts list, wiring or circuit details, working code where relevant, setup steps, testing instructions and expected results.
- Use accurate technical information and cite trustworthy sources for claims, diagrams or data.
- Use your own images or assets you have permission to publish.
- Keep links relevant and useful to readers. Promotional or affiliate links must be disclosed and approved.
- Use a clear title, descriptive H2/H3 headings, concise paragraphs, useful examples and a logical step-by-step structure. Answer the reader’s main question early.
- Include a short author bio and disclose any commercial relationship that could affect the article.
Links & anchor text
Use descriptive, relevant backlink anchor text.
Links must help readers understand what they will find on the destination page. We review every external link in context; a requested anchor text is not automatically approved.
Examples of useful anchor text
- “Arduino Uno R3 development board” — use only when the destination genuinely describes or sells that board.
- “HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor guide” — suitable for a relevant tutorial explaining the sensor’s wiring or operation.
- “ESP32 development board setup” — appropriate when the linked page provides setup instructions.
- “electronics components for DIY projects” — suitable for a relevant category page when the surrounding sentence supports it.
Anchor text we avoid
Avoid vague phrases such as “click here,” “this website” or “read more” when a descriptive phrase would help. Also avoid forcing exact-match keywords into unrelated sentences, repeating the same commercial anchor unnaturally, or linking to a page that does not match the text.
Editorial link policy
Keep links relevant, limited to what genuinely helps the reader, and placed naturally in the article. We do not guarantee a particular anchor text, link placement, do-follow attribute or search ranking. Paid or sponsored links must be disclosed and handled with appropriate link attributes under applicable search-engine guidance.
How it works
From pitch to publication.
Start with a clear idea. We will review the topic before you prepare a full draft.
1. Send a pitch
Share your working title, target reader, short outline, proposed sources and why the topic will help readers.
2. Wait for review
We assess topic fit, originality, technical value, source quality and link relevance. Please do not send a full draft unless requested.
3. Submit your draft
If the pitch is approved, submit the draft with supporting sources, original images or diagrams, code where relevant, and a short author bio.
Ready to contribute?
Contact Vayuyaan ↗Send us your article idea.
Include your proposed title, intended audience, a short outline, a brief author bio and one or two examples of your work. If you are requesting an external link, explain how the destination directly supports the article.
Every pitch and external link is subject to editorial review. Submission does not guarantee publication or a backlink.